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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-04-17
The Chicago Carpenters' strike Over
A STRANGE Suicidr.

LEXINGTON. IND, April 16.-J. w.
Middleton, a deacon in the Methodist
Church, in company with two sons. WAS
telling trees yesterday. While a tree
was falling. Middleton folded his arms,
stood in the line of the fall. and WAS
crushed into the earth. No reason can
be assigned
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-04-17

The Vicksburg Southrons and the
Raleigh Governors Guards, two COM
panies which were reported to have
withdrawn from the National Drill on
account Of the entry of colored companies,
have announced that they will enter.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-04-17
Weather Indications.

Eastern Florida, fair reatIaer, sta
tiOnary temperature, rdriable tcinds.
Western Florida, fair ,cedther, raria-
ole irinds, generally from east to south,
slight changes ia temperature.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-04-17

APLEASANT LEMON DRINK.

PLEASANT LEMON DRINK
Cures indigestion, constipation. head
ache. biliOusness. malaria, kidney dis
ease. fever. chills, loss of appetite. debil-
ity and nervous prostration by regulat-
ing Liver. Stomach. Bowels. Kidneys
and Blood.
1t cures all other diseases caused by a
torpid or diseased liver. Ii is an estab-
lished fact that lemons. when combined
properly with other liver tOnics, produce
the most desirable results upon the
stomach, liver. bowels. kidneys and
blood
Fifty cents and one dollar per bottle.
Sold by druggists generally.
Prepared by H. Motley. NJ D., At
lanta, Ga
A Prominent Minister Writes.
DR. MOZLEY-Dear Sir: After ten
years of great suffering from indigestion
or dyspepsia, with great nervous prostra-
ton and biliousness, disorde0ed kidneys
and constipation, haze been cured by
four bottles Of your Lemon Elixir, and
am now a well man.
Rev. c. c. DAVIS,
Elder y. E Church South.
No. = TAtnAu ST., Atlanta Ga
Sold by Rudolf Kersting.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-04-17

Vnllcan 1--we ~, home, ana make more
It'll money nj work for us than nj ANYTHING
else in this world. Capital not needed
Won are started free. Both sexes; all nper.
Anyon. can do the work. Large ear nings sure
from frst start. Costly OUTFIT and terms free.
lietter not delay. Costs you nothing 90 send
IA your address ana nEd out: " gou are wise
you will do 40 II -L.e. II. HALI.rTT 90.
Portland. daine, DEF Sm
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MARKET REPORTS.
FINANCIAL

NEW YORK, April l6.-Exchangeduil and
steady At s615S4ss9S- Money easy At 400. clos
Sub Treasury, currency, S15,..sS. Governments
dull, steady-4 per cents, .SGln State Bonds
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-04-17
Church News

The Ladies' Union prayer meeting will
be held in the Presbyterian church to-
mOrrow At $50 ID. IN
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-04-17

TO-day's stock market slowed somewhat
more animation than that of yesterday and
business materially increased while prices are
higher for almost everything London a
buyer in the forenoon, its specialties being
Reading, Erie, ST. Paul, Northern Pacific and
Oregon Trans-COntinentals. The remainder of
the trading was mostly of professional char
acter. and dealers were generally sellers of
stocks. After the publication of the bank
statement, which WAS construed in a fave rahle
light by the street, a general movement WAS
started and many of the sellers of the morning
were scrambling for stocks. Reading again
extremely active to-day and. aided in the after
noon by rumors that compromises with most
of the leased lines were probable. the stock
made a material advance. The other coal
stocks were steady to firm with the exception
of Jersey Central, which WAS especially weak
early. The remainder of the general list were
quiet and without special feature, with nuctua-
t,Ous over an exceedingly narrow range
The opening was steady this morning, with
moderate business Jersey Central, Reading
and ST. Paul were the only ones showing any
activity and the prices of the general list
showed no movement in either direction. Jer-
sey Central WAS decidedly weak There WAS
more activity toward noon and a generally
firm tone was manifested. fractional adv anetS
were made and the market continued firm tn
strong, with but a slight reaction toward y.
m. for the remainder of the day, the close bs.
ing fairly active and firm, generally at about
the best prices reached. Almost the entir,.
active list Is higher, and Reading and W heel
ing are up ls4c, and the remainder for less
amounts.
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Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ mercantile firm heretofore doing business
in Palatki, Fla, as Richardson 4 Co, was this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Charles \.
Richardson retiring from said firm. All per
SONS having claims against said firm will pre-
sent the same Ia Alexander StraIIsZ. who hats
assumed To pay the indebtedness OF said Rich
arsison h Co. for settlement and all persons
oweing said firm will make payment To said
Strauss
CHARLES A. RICHARDSON,
ALEXANDER STRAUSZ.
PIilaI ka Elm A mil md lssa nIslifSn
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-04-17

morrow at $50 p. M --~
A rare musical treat awaits those who
visit the Catholic church this morning
to hear the magnificent voice of Miss
McClory of Cincinnati.
There will be a meeting of the congre-
cation Wednesday evening, April 20. at
7:30 O'Clock, at the Presbyterian Church.
The object of this meeting is to report
the financial condition of the church, its
membership; to elect additional elders
and ieacons, to take into consideration
the importance of supplying the pulpit
during the spring and summer. and the
general welfare of the church.
All members of the congregation are
earnestly invited To be present
By order of Session.
j. w. McLAURY.
Rev. E. +. Mundy, OF New York. will
preach at the Presbyterian church to-
day. Services as usual at IL q. m. and
7:3O p. M Sabbath and Bible Class at
3p. M A general invitation is extended
to all.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-04-17
For sale.

Orders received for putting in Water
Pipes at the store of r.. L Lane, Contrac-
tor for the Water Works company,
Prices low and work guaranteed.
Mich 23-tf f.. T. LANE.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-04-17
SPECIAL NOTICES,
They Exclaim!

What do you do with all the Goods in
your establishment is question we have
to answer very frequently.
Why, sell them, Is our reply. We fear
nothing and buy the very best Clothing
and Gents Furnishing Goods in the mar
ket.
Our long experience in the Clothing
Business, has given US the correct idea:
thus we are enabled to buy Stock to
suit one and all.
Our Spring and Summer Stock. with
few exceptions. is at hand and ready for
inspection.
The Stock consists of Mems. Boys and
Youths Clothing of all descriptions.
In Shoes we keep up our usual Stock.
Our prices will compare favorably with
any fair competitor North or South.
We are not selling at cost, nor below
cost, but we take ali advantages in buy
ing Stock, at the very lowest prices and
give our customers the benefit thereof.
All we ask is a call before purchasing
elsewhere, and if We cannot please you.
We will leave you with a smile.
MARCUS LOEB.
ellis Block. Lemon street, Palatka, Fla.
mh21-tf
Keno beats the players. .'Grand Re
public Cigarros beats all other cigars.
German Millet Seed at Alderman *
Jackson's. apl6-:t
Notary Seal missing from office Of VIM.
Thompson. apl6-3t
For RENT-Partly furnished house of
six rooInS q. q. BARRETT,
aplJ-6t Third ST.
2UN Window Shades at -. 30 and 80
cents, worth S1.O0. S1.50 and x2.50 each
at b. l.. LuIENTHALs,
apl5-tf Farrars old Stand.
The Republican journal., 1887-02-03

We are indebted to Joshua Davis Grand ~ccre.
second annual communication of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge Of the l. o. O. F., held at Boston in
september last. The book contains 30 pages In
addition to the legislation the appendix gives :,
sketch Of the welcome to the sovereign Grand
Lodge by the brothers OF Massachusetts and
of the splendid demonstration of the Patriarch
Militant on the 22d day Of september. The pro.
crengs are valuable to members Of the order.
J. IL. Crockett of Portland, has compiled and
the Grand Lodge Of Maine has published a olige> 4
of the laws which govern Subordinate lodges III
this state The work reflects credit on the author
and incoming Grand Masters will have cause t.
thank him for his great labor.
Unity Lodge, ]. o. o. r., of Portland. is one OF
the most remarkable lodges III this state II is ten
years old, numbers ,s4 members and has a fund OF
s3 ,29l 33, market value. In the years il has
ceiye'i an income Of SD i2 50, and has paid out il
the same time S20Ge6.sl.
The odd Fellows Graded Mutual Relief Associa
Norway The following are the officers: A. )
kimball, president H. =. Bu .h, vice president A
l.. r. Pike, secretary and w. W. Whitmarsh
treasurer. Total number of members GI9 Die,
since organization $. The association has an in
vested fund Of 81 ,420.3j.
EX-President II. b. Hayes was last week publicl,
installed Noble Grand of Croghan Lodge at Ere
mont, Ohio. 1t has been claimed that he was
Past Grand, but that was an error.
The Republican journal., 1887-02-03
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IN thi, city, Jan. 81 Capt. K. q. Patterson. agcl
- wears, months and 10 days.
la this city, Jan. - Isaac sides. aged - wears
and months.
In Liberty, Jan. 3Gtir, Mr. Geo W. Bowler, aged
- years and months.
in I.incon1ile, Jan. p, William l.. Gardner,
aged lG wears.
In I.incoinyiile, Jan. .. :. ". Rogers, aged Is
years, month and Is DAYS
In Belmont Jan. 30, Eben knr aged IS years.
months and 20 days.
In Montllc. Jan. y, John l.. Bean, aged u yrs.
Gmonh- and day.
In ISirsboro, Jan. H. Mrs. Nancy Coomb-, aged
about 81 wears.
% years. months and II days.
In Rockrolr Jan. 26, Anna b. rcttle, aged Is
wears, months and days.
In Camden, Jan. %, Mrs. Jane FarnSworth, aged
~ years, months and - 'tayS.
In Hockl;nd, Jan. %, Ella g. Dohcty, aged 81
years, month and 10 days.
In ROcklani, Jan. u, Annie H., wife of Frank
Keller, aged % wears and : months
IN Thoma>ton. Jan. % George Heating, aged 60
years, months and } days.
In RockIand, Mass, Jan. 30 Mrs Dorinla shaw.
widow of the late Capt. Melvin Shaw. aged SO
wears. months and II DAYS.
The Republican journal., 1887-02-03

The death of Miss Margie, daughter of l.. C..
Morse Esq, of Liberty village, which took place
Sunday T. NJ, the 23d inst, has cast gloom over
the whole community. Not only among her com
panons is the loss deeply felt, but into the hearts
Of all grief has come which is softened only by
the memory OF her life and the rcfulgent influence
OF her example Though only sixteen years Of
age, she had done her work SO well and knit her
personality so thoroughly into the lives of all
about her that the news of her death, which
spread like wld-ire over the village, appalled,
every one and the cry came instinctively from
all hearts, ''What shall We do:" 4 wave of peace
however, came TO our hearts as we remembered
that the pure in heart shall Cod for we
could not escape the conviction that one Of our
number did stand in the presence of Him who
fills immensely, and who careth for his children
She had been in delicate health for year. ami I'M
til recently ii hoped by attentive parents and
friends, who were doing all that supreme love and
devotion could suggest for her recovery that She
would be spared 10 cheer their home and comfort
their hearts in the coming years. Amable and
sunny tempered, her"icaly patient amid all her
suffering, highly accomplished for 50 Young.
with rare talents Just budding into PROMISE She
seemed too good for this earth and tine veil was
lifted which opened into the land of spirits The
angels must have rcioicc,i at her coming. 50 many
mlli~tcred unto her during the hours OF her pa
tent suffering. No life could have been lnule ia
ticnt among men. 10 death sWcetcr. even among
women. Miss Margie began earl, in life 10 lie
yelop remarkable talent for music, filling her
home with the strains of sweet melody a. long H.
n,l strength permitted. Having passed several
terms at tire Conservatory OF Music. Boston.
ana wiki private instruction. she was rapidly de
vclopn- line vocal powers and skill al the piano
which was very CRAFTY ing to her friends. Her
gifts were marked in many directions, and her
death leaves a vacancy broad. 50 deep, that
even these who may not have enjoyed personal
acquaintance with her. stop and ask. ~ il pos
~Ite 10 fiji 50 large place in Thu life amt TO il
iuic,iy:"
She was buried from the church Tuesday 7. NJ
the 18th inst. IA large number being present to pay
their last tribute ol love to her memory. The
schools closed d also several places Of bust
ness during the ob>cquir-. The funeral address
wa delivered hy Mr.. Wentworth. Of Knox.
g. I. II.
The Republican journal., 1887-02-03
Waldo County Medical Association.

The next regular meeting of the Association will
be held at the "Club of 30' rooms in Belfast
Tuesday, Feb. sth, at 10 O'Clock, A. Nj. The
following is the order of exercises
lst-Paper by J. NJ Fletcher, NJ. d., Of Belfast,
Subject, malaria and its Effects"
2d-Paper by A:C: Ellngwood, Nj. d., of Belfast,
Subject, "Typhoid Fever"
3d-Paper by A. S. Bird NJ. d., of stockton,
Subject to be selected by himself.
4ti-Paper by NJ. L. DO,ige NJ. d., of Troy, Sub
jcct to be selected by himself.
ALTERNATES.
1st-Paperby Edmund Abbott, NJ. D., of Winter
port on statistics OF physicians, regular and rreg
ular, in Waldo County.
2d-Paper by S. W. johnson, NJ. d., of Belfast,
Subject to be selected by himself and immediate
ly notify the Secretary of the selection.
A. c. ELLI.sGwOOD, NJ. d., SEC'Y.
The Republican journal., 1887-02-03
Newspaper Notes.

Mr. John +. Pcmber, Of Portland, Is the local
eltor Of the Calais Times.
The Gardiner Home journal will appear this
week in an enlarged form and with new dress.
We have received a copy Of The Kansas SOP
House, weekly newspaper published at Ra
wanna, Buffalo county, Kansas. 1t was addressed
o the journal, Stockton, Me-"
The Republican journal., 1887-02-03

see N''i'' o. >''''- i'''' ''> ''"N o''N 'o7'
Rev Charles Harhutt, of Bangor was in town
this week.
The spool factory started TUESDAY after a rest
Of Il ,lay for repairs
rh. v .to,n, Manila, ,.h, ioceJ o,t rho
-lcighing somewhat.
ront = Franz c,lcorl and f.,,il, Irft ~, train
Nnnlav rvruin,r far NV York
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= = Nv Wy i''s ~ ,l,n''l"s
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Frank d. \lrNerS"n of North >earSi"r left by
tr'ih N"h"'N i"f i'an" where ne VIII WORK IN 'ie
''i'o''7''' '-''E''" COMPANY WIN nave '''if
'hn'h Oyster supper ~ their nan 'iiiS thursday
evening
Mir. ". Il. tilkcy left bl train last week to join
h'r husband Who l. IN command "t sch Roger
Moore u Ne" ork
The little ghls in the Cong. choir rendered same
exceptionally fine music last sunday and lid
themselves much credit.
Mr. Z. H. Kelley was in town Tuesday deliver
ln@ Porter Naval History Of The civil War. for
winch ne recently cama>>ed here.
"a coon PASSAGE Bark E>ic Reed, Gait. Al
bert + Whittier. arrived at Vineyard Haven >atlr
day janN 2tA. ll> day from singapore for Boston.
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James sargent son of i. o. Sargent. i, about to
ieaNc ior Mclkel. Texas, Wnvgt Ia has secured a
situation with samuel Butnan Who i extensively
engaged there in Sheep and cattle raising
TN. .oic,rs ,f-,Jarin,r~ Io,le, r.N NAM
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capt itlM MHt'f' "h' ma been l"in" on
snort vacation lcfi n tram inc~'ia> morning to
J'nu- Vessel. brig H. H. Wright. al Boston. tari.
Myers informs u that ea"icIa is epidemic al
BUenoe \ .lc- and Rosario
Mr.. Wilton r Uarlarrb,- ,cc,.f,,.I fran, th,.
,IJ ti,,,-. Nut,,.l L,1f.f ,..,,i,ti,,, ,ittn,.,,
hundred ,j,.ll.rs bc,. husband tho l,,e ta,.t
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eHIP NEWS.
PORT OF bEIFA Asst
ARRIVED.

Jan. =, >chr. Mar fam"N C"ndon Boston.
Nrhr. olell. Wade, do.
Jan. 81. >cin. jennie \, Cheney, Amc-. Boston.
rob. /. Annie l.. Green, Webster. rort
lllid.
The Republican journal., 1887-02-03
MARRIED

In waldo. Jan. y, by O. q. llu,scy. ~. Mr..
Albon Il. =, Grcrn and Mis- Flora Il. Evans. both
Of Monroe.
III Gardiner. Jan. - Henry F. Armstrong OF
Rockland and sadie T.. llarwund. of Gardiner.
liz Boston. Jan. -, Joseph T.. lark, OF Boston,
and Carrie l.. Ellcms, of Rockland.
In Eockland, Jan. y. John J., Black and Minnie
A. PAYNE both of Rockland.
The Republican journal., 1887-02-03

Feb /. ~car. L. l.. Warren. Col,un, IL ton.
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arrangement nit einem rei6en BERN, Has
mems Stonen, inter neI9en iih bic Regies
rung baSu nsrfano, elmer AuSabl mitteu0ler
8eriouen frsie Sabrt mad AmeIltl ~ lieIeru
Sobalo Dies betanut nurae, ffclten III,
9an3e Niuifen BON 2euten BET 6ln. Stpngp
eiu uno ertldrteu ft9 5ur ausDauosruH9
bersit. Stonep be6eutete lbnen, eS lei uOt9
menbig, baB fie suarii ihrlftIi6e SsrFaerun8
Ton iyrenEoen in Gmerlfa erbielteH, mOnad
fe bet ibrer 4nfunft IN ienem 2aube oeriorat
tpeI6su niiroeu. Die meiften ausmauuez
rurgSlufi9en erlnngten iOlte SAreibaH uno
erb,eltsn oaraufbin Transportation nab
8ubIir, NO ibuen Elm Asent Der &t9ieruag
Rafio9eidstne fir ben ,SCuHbinlutan," ios
ME @iienbahnbiIlete naG Dem gSObnorte
lbrer 8reunbe, 9r0BtentbeiIs tm Befea Der
yer. Staaten, ligIerte.
Nuf 9ruuO Obiser ausabeu gefuttete Der
PbiIobelpbier 3OleiuuebnIer Oenieuigengmi.
9rnnten, peIde Nameu uuo Aereiien ibrer
Sreuube unSu8ebeH permO9tsn, Iu laubeu,
leoCh inter Der Bebinbuug, baB fte, i'm Sale
thre 6reunbe git6ts BON fib b0reu IIe5eu
uno iqHen ZEN ueriprOdenen 8eitanO per.
mti9erten, anf Dem Scandinavian" ODER
etnsm anoeren SabrSeuse Der ndmliden Vi
ME nGd Srlanb 3uriidtebreu n1iihen. Gin
gBabutnuser, tueI6sr erf tiirBIla aus elmer
Srrenanfnlt entIafeu nuroe, uuo cine arme
Srau nit fiinf Rinoern, bic uon Der blttIdeu
Regierung auf benz Scandinavian" bariioer
9ei6idt purbeu, obne oaB fie bic OerIausteu
Shretben Don Sreuuben bier 3I GaH6e aufs
neiien fOnnten, tpurben nift ans 9an6 gelais
Ten unb mufeu auf Dem vScauoiuaOiaH" su=
riitfehreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-05-31
RifIatte oefunOett ..

Can Sran3tsco, 80. Tat.-9s bat
fih berausgefsutr baB Siuiam SifilHe Hi1It,
pie bsbanptet nur.e, IN Gictorta, g.. 6, A.,
uerfedt ift, ionbeIH baB CT fd uo9 immer
auf ieiner STAND nabe SouOma aufbdlt.
9iilis GunbesmarihaI Sopftns begab iid
oor brei SG9en uam SouomG, nm Iifaue
cine YOrIabHns in oem uOH Der Rep. DOrtsr
U&hemiCal NntisnaI 8ant" geseu ibn eiH.
geleiteten BrOaeB nm 56aoenerlns fir &C.
tplfie, i'm Bette Der Baut bsfuoII6e, gee
falidte Sduloi6eine gu libel l.el4eH. Al8
Der Walidaa in Sonoma nntam, erbieit er
anfdu9li6 auf feline 6ra9en uusntpaIben ben
&siteib, 6aB fd SifiaRe mad STitiia &o-
Iumbia begeben babe, npein iGlieBlt4 fano
er 6en @elu6ten benno6 aui oeIlsn Ran4
un6 fieute tbm Die GorIabuug 5u. gBie 6Op'
fins uittbeiIt, ioIIen nun mebrere unOere
dbnIide SrO5eie eingeIettet per0eu. SR
Souoma @ountp berridt cine b0hf btttere
Stimmung segtn SifaHe's SerfoIger.